The hottest temperature ever recorded on the moon was 117°C. The coldest temperature recorded on the moon was - - 163 °C. What is the difference between the highest temperature and the lowest temperature on the moon? a.) 280°C

b.) 46°C c.) 180°C d.) 38°C e.) 250°C

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Jordin Marsh

26 June, 21:39

The hottest temperature ever recorded on the moon was 117°C. The coldest temperature recorded on the moon was - - 163 °C. What is the difference between the highest temperature and the lowest temperature on the moon? a.) 280°C

b.) 46°C c.) 180°C d.) 38°C e.) 250°C

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Demarion Heath · Answer 1

Hottest = 117 Celsius

Coldest = - 163 Celsius

Difference = | hottest - coldest | = 117 + 163 = 280 degrees (A)

something - ( - something) = something + something

The hottest temperature ever recorded on the moon was 117°C. The coldest temperature recorded on the moon was - - 163 °C. What is the difference between the highest temperature and the lowest temperature on the moon? a.) 280°Cb.) 46°C c.) 180°C d.) 38°C e.) 250°C

The hottest temperature ever recorded on the moon was 117°C. The coldest temperature recorded on the moon was - - 163 °C. What is the difference between the highest temperature and the lowest temperature on the moon? a.) 280°C

b.) 46°C c.) 180°C d.) 38°C e.) 250°C